10 Unique Luxury Escapes Around the World

Unique Luxury Escapes Around the World

Who doesn’t crave a little luxury in their lives? As Scott and I get older, we find ourselves enjoying the finer things in life more than we did when we were younger. Don’t get me wrong, we don’t need to be pampered every moment of every day — and we still love a good adventure — but there is nothing wrong with splurging on vacation.

One of our favorite things about small boutique hotels is the individuality of each one. Here are ten unique luxury escapes around the world.

Luxury Escapes Around World

 

10 Unique Luxury Escapes Around the World

 

137 Pillars House

If you’re looking to stay in a beautifully restored 19th-century teak wood building in Chiang Mai, then this is the spot for you. 137 Pillars House offers 30 luxurious suites, each with a vintage-tiled veranda overlooking the manicured gardens. One of their signature comforts includes picnic baskets with champagne to take with you on day trips.

 

Bella Luce Hotel, Restaurant and Spa

Bella Luce is a 12th-century manor near St. Peter Port on the island of Guernsey in the United Kingdom. With their award-winning Garden restaurant, elegant suites, Tasting Room with a large selection of vintage whiskeys, and cozy log fires, it seems like the perfect place to warm up on even the coldest of days in the Channel Islands.

bell luce hotel channel islands united kingdom

 

Cappadocia Cave Resort and Spa

In addition to its unique location on a hilltop in Cappadocia, this resort has the world’s first cave spa. Each room has a natural feel — just like the resort’s surroundings — and views of the volcanic rock formations known as the ‘fairy chimneys.’

Cappadocia Cave Resort Spa Turkey

 

Cameron Highlands Resort

This boutique hill retreat in Malaysia sits among tea plantations at the highest point of mainland Malaysia. For a unique experience, guests can enjoy a private picnic in the plantation, which has views of the valley below.

 

Château de Bagnols

Have you ever wanted to stay in a medieval castle? I’ve stayed in a few castles in France, but never one with a drawbridge and moat like the Château de Bagnols. This property features 22 spacious apartments — each with its own unique flavor.

 

Casa Bonita

Located in the Southwest of the Dominican Republic, Casa Bonita luxury eco-lodge is surrounded by a tropical forest and serves up locally-sourced organic cuisine. This intimate hotel is the perfect spot for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Casa Bonita Hotel Dominican Republic

 

Columbia Beach Resort

Columbia Beach Resort in Cyprus overlooks the gorgeous Mediterranean Sea. Each of the 94 suites are decorated to mirror the colors of the sea and the surrounding landscape.

 

Blue Diamond Riviera Maya

This adults-only resort is perfect for couples looking for a quiet getaway. Guests can enjoy floor-to-ceiling windows and many of the rooms have their own private pool. Yoga, pilates and watsu classes are offered and the resort is perfectly located for enjoying the nearby Cenotes.

 

Entre Cielos

With luxury spa treatments inspired by local wine culture and a location in Mendoza’s famed wine region, this is the perfect escape for wine enthusiasts looking for a relaxing getaway. In between sipping wine or relaxing at the spa, guests can take a hot air balloon flight or go horseback riding through the vineyards.

 

Cosmopolitan Suites

This all-suite clifftop hotel in Santorini, Greece is ideal for couples looking for a romantic getaway with stunning views. Its ideal location allows guests to easily explore the surrounding nightlife and cuisine, the UNESCO heritage village of Oia and the medieval village of Pyrgos.

Cosmopolitan Suites Santorini Greece

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  1. Katie @ Tea Break Project says:

    Ooo nice! Would love to visit Cappadocia.

    I don’t usually go much for luxury (it’s a budget thing) – my idea of luxury is usually a place where I’m not sharing a room with someone. But maybe I ought to splurge a bit more now and again? Then again, I tend to travel for a week at a time maximum at the moment, because of work, which is fine for roughing it a bit.

    Definitey something to think about once I’ve exited my current savings mode and I’m travelling long term – something to break up all the budget hostels!

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    1. Ordinary Traveler says:

      Scott and I splurged a bit during our 2-month trip. It was definitely nice to have a break! Enjoy your big trip!

      1. Katie @ Tea Break Project says:

        Thanks – looking forward to it! 🙂

  2. I’ve always wanted to stay in one of the cave resorts of Cappadocia – looks like a cool hotel and a great region.

    1. Ordinary Traveler says:

      Me too! This one looks like it’s in the perfect spot.